After placing its dogs in a quarantine about three weeks ago, Alachua County Animal Services recently continued dog adoptions and drop-offs.
For some, tonight is all about beer and Bernie.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., donned a blue UF hat Thursday morning.
A UF student died Thursday morning after falling from an upper floor of Little Hall, a classroom building on campus.
Police arrested the owner of Tatu Sushi on three charges of battery after reviewing surveillance footage from the weekend.
Two teenagers were arrested Wednesday night after police said they burglarized a school for snacks.
Keep Alachua County Beautiful, an affiliate of the nonprofit organization Keep America Beautiful, will hold its Great American Cleanup this Saturday.
This election season, there is too much at stake to simply sit at home and not let your voice be heard.
Lauren Book is walking to help 42 million children.
A Gainesville Police officer tackled and arrested an armed man Tuesday morning.
Introduced to establish standards for the use of body cameras by law enforcement, House Bill (HB) 93: Law Enforcement Officer Body Cameras unanimously passed the Florida Senate on March 7 and, as of press time, is now awaiting action by Gov. Rick Scott.
A Kissimmee, Florida, woman and two Lake Worth, Florida, men were arrested Tuesday after police said they used fake credit cards to purchase about $1,200 worth of gift cards.
Since Donald Trump has been ever-present in the headlines lately, and because most Republicans don’t know whether to endorse him or run in the opposite direction, it is clearly time to discuss Trump’s greatest weakness: his inability to answer questions in a way that shows he has a firm grasp of the issues at hand.
After Tuesday’s meeting, the Alachua County Commission decided to continue debating changes to a minimum-wage ordinance April 12.
Ray Tomlinson, the American computer programmer credited for inventing email, died of a heart attack at the age of 74 on Saturday.
Ever since Gainesville Police Officer Bobby White played basketball with local kids and became an Internet celebrity, he decided to use the sport to mend what he called a broken relationship between youth and police.
Santiago Perez arrived in America to work in the fields.
Nearly two months since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Florida’s unusual system of imposing death sentences, Gov. Rick Scott approved a new sentencing law Monday morning.
A local group is petitioning to change the city’s election cycle in hopes of increasing voter turnout and saving money.
Gainesville Police charged a man — whom they believe is responsible for a string of indecent exposures — with one of the incidents.
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